So I did some sleuthing on your behalf, here's what I've turned up: Amazon uses their own blend of search technology they've named A9. It's based off Google but adds in Amazon's product results. This is their page describing it: http://www.a9.com/-/company/productsearch.jsp

I also did a generic Google search for "royal jelly" and didn't see your product page turn up, even after going into a few pages. I recommend improving your Google search results to start with. This is called "SEO", Search Engine Optimization, which is thrown a lot nowadays. It's just a buzz word, with 97% of everything talked about it being fluff. In any case, check out Google's own guide to SEO, it's a great starting point: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answ… .

Also use the internet to research General SEO and also A9 SEO. The internet is the best resource: free and plentiful.

Good luck.

I would anticipate that improving our product rankings in Amazon is similar to organic search results on Google but I can’t find any information on how to achieve that in Marketplace.

If you search “royal jelly” I believe we are on the 9th page. Any guidance on how to move toward the 1st page would be greatly appreciate

Tim Durham Jr.
Durham’s Bee Farm, Inc.